Dec. 31, 1910.] 
FOREST AND STREAM 
1069 
The Palefaces. 
Boston, Mass., Dec. 15.— Quite the nicest kind of a 
crowd attended the third December Paleface shoot to¬ 
day and had the novel experience of shooting in every 
known kind of weather during the program events. Be¬ 
ginning with fine weather and ending up in a blinding 
snowstorm, it was no wonder that scores suffered as 
thev did. 
However, one or two held to their work long enough 
to uphold the 90 per cent, basis, while the 80 per cent, 
class contained almost all the remainder. Old reliable 
Dickey was one in the limelight from the beginning, 
and would have copped the average but for an unfor¬ 
tunate last two events, when as many misses crept into 
the score as appeared the four events previous. Arthur 
Sibley and Fred Stone both gave good accounts of them¬ 
selves, Sibley holding the whip hand till the last 20. 
Charlie Harden made his first appearance of the 
month and took a long time to get moving', but then 
there was something doing with nearly 40 straight. 
AH in all. it was a most pleasant afternoon, and only 
that kind that a trapshooter gets. Scores: 
Kirkwood . 15 10 IS 14 15 20 93 
Dickey . 15 14 17 14 12 17 89 
Sibley . 13 13 19 12 13 17 87 
Stone . 12 12 19 13 12 19 87 
Frank . 13 14 15 11 12 19 84 
Harden . 13 10 15 15 15 16 84 
Hassant . 13 10 17 13 11 20 84 
Osborne . 13 13 17 12 13 16 84 
Clarke . 14 11 15 13 12 17 82 
Howe . 12 14 19 11 11 15 82 
Charles . 14 13 17 12 13 12 81 
Burnes . 10 12 15 9 12 17 75 
Pierce . 10 12 15 9 6 14 66 
Dimick . 8 S 8 13 .. .. 37 
Brandt . S 7. 15 
Dec. 22. — Twenty-one shooters responded to a special 
call of the Palefaces to attend the goose shoot scheduled 
for to-day, and from 1 P. M. till dark it was one in¬ 
cessant “bang, bang.” 
From the beginning, Sibley and Clarke made it ap¬ 
pear that they were out for the average, and surely 
made a great race of it with 95 and 94 respectively, 
Clarke’s only.miss to hurt coming in the fourth event, 
while Sib. cleaned them all up. 
Third average also proved a good race, with Frank and 
Kirkwood tying up at the end. 
On the goose race, Sibley and Clarke were eliminated 
through winning the average, and Pierce, one of the 
limit men, copping first with Lynch and Osborne 2 
targets less, leading a bunch of the regulars by a hair. 
In the monthly race finished to-day there was a co¬ 
incidence in the fact that all winners had the same scores. 
Kirkwood’s win of average was enough to oust him 
from the other prizes. Charles, Frank, Howe and Clarke 
with 194 each, taking four monthly prizes. All in all, it 
is some time since such an interesting event has been 
held, and it looks as though this season will be a dandy 
when it gets going. Scores: 
Broke. Hdp. Total. 
Sibley . 
. 20 19 18 20 IS 
95 
12 
107 
Clarke . 
. 20 19 IS 19 IS 
94 
12 
106 
Pierce . 
. 15 11 14 17 17 
74 
24 
98 
Lynch . 
. 15 17 16 IS IS 
84 
12 
96 
Osborne . 
. 17 19 15 19 IS 
88 
8 
96 
Frank . 
. 18 17 19 19 IS 
91 
4 
95 
Iiassam . 
. 17 17 IS IS 17 
87 
8 
95 
Kirkwood ... 
. 18 18 IS 17 20 
91 
4 
95 
Charles . 
. 19 15 17 17 IS 
86 
8 
94 
Harden . 
. IS IS 15 19 17 
87 
4 
91 
Burnes . 
. 19 17 15 10 17 
78 
12 
90 
Clapp . 
.12 16 16 13 12 
69 
20 
88 
Dickey ..... 
. 16 14 18 19 17 
84 
4 
88 
Howe . 
. 14 12 19 15 12 
72 
16 
88 
Stone . 
. 16 15 20 16 17 
84 
4 
88 
Steele . 
. 17 15 15 17 18 
S2 
4 
86 
Cavicchi . 
. 17 14 13 17 13 
74 
12 
86 
Knight . 
. 12 13 9 15 9 
59 
20 
79 
Dimick . 
52 
24 
76 
Gleason . 
. IS IS 17 
53 
0 
53 
Crosby . 
. 10 13 . 
23 
0 
23 
Monthly prize: 
B. H. T’l. 
B. 
H. 
T’l. 
Total. 
Sibley . 
. 94 16 100 
95 
8 
100 
200 
Frank . 
. 91 4 95 
9o 
4 
99 
194 
Charles . 
. 88 12 100 
86 
8 
94 
194 
Clarke . 
. 94 12 IOO 
86 
8 
94 
194 
Howe .. 
. 82 16 9S 
80 
16 
96 
194 
tKirkwood . 
. 93 4 97 
93 
4' 
97 
194 
Hassam . 
. 89 S 97 
S7 
8 
95 
192 
Pierce . 
. 74 24 9S 
69 
24 
93 
191 
Jones . 
78 
16 
94 
190 
*Dickey . 
. S9 S 97 
S4 
4 
S8 
185 
Burnes . 
. 78 16 94 
75 
10 
91 
185 
Stone . 
. S7 4 91 
86 
4 
90 
181 
Harden . 
. S4 4 SS 
S7 
4 
91 
179 
*Professionals. 
fNot eligible, having 
won 
average 
prize. 
The Fred Macaulay Business Men’s Gun Club* 
Newark, N. J., Dec. 21.-—Members of the Fred Ma¬ 
caulay Business Men’s Gun Club at the Speedway traps 
held their Tuesday weekly shoot yesterday afternoon and 
had a splendid time, as usual. There were ’eleven shoot¬ 
ers who faced the firing line and a big' crowd of 
spectators. No less than 1,550 white flyers were thrown 
in the air. Jack Fanning, the professional, was high 
average gunner of the day, smashing 93 targets out of 
a possible 100, and making an average of 23% out of a 
possible 25 shot at. He was also the only shooter to 
make a clean score, breaking 25 clay disks straight with¬ 
out a miss. R. C. Stryker was second high, breaking 
91 out of his first 100, or 132 out of 150, with an average 
of 22 out of each 25. Frank Million was third with an 
average of 20 6-11. James J. Wheaton was fourth with 
an average of 19 2-9. 
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B. M. Shanley, Jr. still holds the championship of 
the “moonlight squad,” being high in the last squad that 
shot, breaking 18 out of a possible 25. 'Rube Waddell 
shot on the same squad, but, aside from the “moonlight 
squad,” and broke 21 out of 25. 
Next Monday the club will celebrate Christmas Day 
at the traps, when a big merchandise prize shoot, as 
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following Tuesday the regular shoot will be_ held, and 
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ing are the shooters and their scores yesterday: 
R C Stryker . 
Frank Million 
Fred Macaulay .. 
B M Shanley, Jr.. 
Peter Bey . 
James J Wheaton 
George Serbey . . 
Jack Fanning . 
Will Stengel . 
Rube Waddell .... 
Tom Cook . 
24 9i 94 22 22 19 . 
18 19 20 24 21 20 22 21 19 20 22 
19 19 23 19 IS 11 . 
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5 18 10 18 13 15 14 17 15 .. .. 
20 20 21 20 17 20 20 22 13 .. 
5. 
23 22 25 23 . 
9 12 10 14 . 
21 . 
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Montclair Gun Club. 
Montclair, N. J., Dec. 24.—Owing to the storm this 
afternoon but four members put in appearance. In the 
first event at 25 targets, Francisco was high man with 18 
breaks. In event two, Messrs. Boxall and Francisco 
tied for first place at 17 targets. 
The next event was for a Christinas turkey, 50 targets, 
shot in strings of 25 each. At the close of the first 
string, Winslow was high man with 20 breaks, but he 
could not stand prosperity and went to pieces in the 
second string. Atwater won out with a total of 38 
breaks. 
The Montclair Club will visit the Orange Gun Club 
on the afternoon of Jan. 2, and shoot a ten-man team 
race with them. 
Events: 
Targets: 
J C Atwater.... 
G Boxall . 
1 2 3 4 Events: 12 3 4 
25 25 25 25 Targets: 25 25 25 25 
15 15 18 20 T Francisco.... 18 17 13 13 
16 17 16 20 F Winslow . 13 20 12 
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